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and pretty girls comprise this yearns PRR ACT CHAIRMEN — Barbara Bolander and Barbara Rhoads, Colorama ; Sue Peterson and Pat Myers, Destination Moon ; Diana Turpen and Margot Sullivan, Cobbler ' s Caper ; Beth Newman and Bonnie Jo Burk, Fabulous Fifties ; Mary Devon Owen,Alyce Evans, and Midge Austin (not pictured), Kansas City Chaos. During the spring, students begin writing scripts which are submitted to a panel of teachers who determine which acts will be best for the following PRR. A great deal of prepa- ration by the chairmen and weeks of rehearsals made the PRR a memorable show. Fabulous Fifties, written by seniors Beth Newman and Bonnie Jo Burk, was a review of the 1950 ' s. Recall- ing the fads and events of those years, the act in- cluded such highlights as the introduction of so many cowboys and Indians to tele- vision, the exploration of space complete with space- girls and sputniks, the latest fashion fads, and popular forms of music such as the blues, illustrated by The Birth of The Blues, and rock and roll. Melvis, the current singing rage, por- trayed by Fred Shick, had the rock and rollers in a shambles with his gyrations. Kansas City Chaos, writ- ten by Midge Austin, Alyce Evans, and Mary Owen, re- lates how Orville Hensley, a country boy, comes to the big city. Intrigued into a game of chance with four experienced gamblers, Or- ville, portrayed by Tim Wits- man, somehow manages to win all the loot. But due to the evils of the big city, he loses all his money but one silver dollar to the tune of Peg 0 ' My Heart, act finale.
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How(e) Time Flies... as we smear on make-up for the Reveler ' s play or sit in tlie audience and clap until our palms ache. While we watch R.O.T.C. pass in review or help the Student Council pick up papers dur- ing tlie Clean-Up Campaign, time vanishes. We go to after-school club meetings and initiations, but our plans and projects are soon past, and we are making P.R.R. plans for the year to come. . . . ACTIVITIES
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